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4. Select the statement that best describes the Good Neighbor Policy of the United States. (1 point)

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son4ous [18]3 years ago

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The answer is B improving U.S. relations

jarptica [38.1K]3 years ago

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Here the whole test for Lesson 7: Unit Review and Test

World History B Unit 7: The World between the wars.

Probably wondering why Im doing this? Just to be helpful and I visit this website when I need the most help, so just helping a student like myself :)

Explanation:

1. B. Peasants in Mexico did not benefit from Mexico's economic growth.

2. C. The development

3. D. Radical reforms

4. B. A policy designed to improve

5. C. American banks stopped

6. D. Indians increased

7. A. To protest the Rowlatt

8. C. The british did not respect indian

9. D. An absence

10. D. The international attention forced Britian

11. D.Mao won support

12. B. They restricted freedoms

13. C. He believed that the Communist

14. C. The ultranationalists gained power.

15. A. Resentment

16. B. They developed programs that lessend suffering.

17. B. The sense of loss of purpose of World War I

18. C. Flappers symbolized a postwar

19. D. Mussolini was legally appointed

20. A. He saw the church as a threat

21. A. His Five-Year Plans

22. A. Both used secret police

23. C. Totalitarian

24. D. The german people

25. C. Territorial expansion

26. B. Provided jobs and helped germany

27. B. They sensed weakness in the League

28. C. American banks

29. A. Germany was suffering under the great

30. C. The curriculum

31. Do it by yourself. I know WORK! but trust me. If you get a violation then it will look pretty bad. Im trying to save you from emberassment. So just do it by yourself ok? Trust me.

( Oh btw I put half the answers because sometimes The teachers change the answers and you will get them wrong if they dont say the same thing.)

Good luck guys!

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